VA policy initially prevented veterans from being charged brokerage fees for buyer's agents, creating concerns about their ability to access professional representation. In May 2024, the VA updated guidelines to permit veterans to pay buyer's agent fees out of pocket. This interim measure was later solidified into law by President Trump with the VA Home Loan Program Reform Act, allowing veterans to consistently utilize buyer's agents' services, ensuring they have support in the home-buying process without relying solely on seller compensation. Concerns about VA policies were prevalent, but the new law provided clarity and relief.
In May 2024, the VA announced temporary guidance allowing homebuyers using VA loans to pay buyer's agent's compensation out of pocket if necessary or desired.
The VA Home Loan Program Reform Act, signed by President Trump, permanently allowed veterans to use buyer's agents' services even without seller-paid fees.
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